Don't Walk Away: Transforming Dementia from Burden to Meaning and Connection with Marilyn Raichle - Episode 197

These were the words Marilyn Raichle grew up hearing from her mother. For years, Marilyn believed that once dementia arrived, personhood vanished and only loss remained. But when she finally stepped into the role of care partner, she discovered something revolutionary: The person is still there, and they are well

Elder Financial Abuse: How a Caregiver Stole Nearly $1 Million From a Woman With Dementia with Charles Chip" Wallace Jr. - Episode 196

The latest episode of the Caregiver Relief Podcast dives into a chilling reality: financial exploitation of older adults is one of the fastest-growing forms of elder abuse in the U.S.. Host Diane Carbo sits down with Charles "Chip" Wallace, author of The Caregiver’s Game, to uncover

No Regrets Caregiving: How to Create Sustainable Rhythms That Prevent Burnout with Rayna Neises - Episode 195

Caregiving is often described as one of the most meaningful roles we take on, but it is equally one of the most exhausting. In this powerful episode of the Caregiver Relief Podcast, host Diane Carbo, RN, sits down with caregiver coach and author Rayna Neises to discuss how to move

Caregiver Burnout Is Real: How to Heal Your Body, Mind, and Soul Naturally with Lynn Anderson - Episode 194

Caregiving is one of the most meaningful things you will ever do, but it is also one of the hardest. Many caregivers focus so intensely on their loved ones that they ignore the warning signs in their own bodies, leading to severe burnout. In this episode, host Diane Carbo sits

ER Care Without the ER: How High-Acuity Home Care Is Changing Caregiving with Lon Hecht - Episode 193

Is the ER always the best place for a medical crisis? For many seniors and their caregivers, a trip to the emergency room means long waits, fragmented communication, and a "black hole" experience that can lead to further decline. But there is a shift happening in healthcare—one

Independence Restored: Meet Niko – Self-Transfer Robot with Aleksandr Malashchenko - Episode 192

Imagine a world where you don’t have to wait for help to get out of bed, go to the bathroom, or reach for a favorite snack in the kitchen. In this episode of Caregiver Relief, Diane Carbo, RN, sits down with Aleksandr Malashchenko, the brilliant mind behind ReviMo, to

Hospice at Home, in a Nursing Home, or Hospice Unit: What Caregivers Need to Know

Hospice care can happen at home, in a nursing home, assisted living, hospice unit, or hospital setting. Learn what caregivers need to know about levels of care, insurance coverage, room and board, and state differences.

When Words Change, Love Changes: The Hidden Impact of Aphasia on Caregivers with Genevieve Richardson - Episode 191

The medical system is great at treating the stroke, but who treats the marriage? In this moving episode of the Caregiver Relief Podcast, Diane Carbo sits down with Genevieve Richardson, a speech-language pathologist with over 30 years of experience, to discuss the "invisible" side of stroke recovery: the

What to Do Immediately After Death: A Step-by-Step Guide for Caregivers

Knowing what to do immediately after death can help caregivers stay calm during an overwhelming moment. This step-by-step guide explains who to call, what happens next, and how to navigate the first hours with confidence.

Can a Loved One Hear You Before Death? What Caregivers Need to Know

Can a loved one hear you before death? Learn what happens to hearing at the end of life and why your voice can still bring comfort and connection.

Thriving at Home: How Holistic Care Outperforms Assisted Living with Emma Soy - Episode 190

In this eye-opening episode of the Caregiver Relief Podcast, host Diane Carbo, RN, sits down with Emma Soy, RN, founder of Gentle Shepherd Care. Together, they pull back the curtain on the "most misunderstood" segment of senior care: Assisted Living. Listen HereView All Episodes Are families making $320,

How Long Does Active Dying Last? What Caregivers Need to Expect

How long active dying lasts is one of the most urgent questions caregivers ask, this guide explains the typical timeline and what to expect in the final hours to days of life. Active dying is the final stage of life, and one of the most common questions caregivers ask is